Homecoming for Salish Cliffs Assistant Pro; Little Creek Casino Resort Pays Out Record $1 Million Jackpot
(SHELTON, WA) – Little Creek Casino Resort today announces that just-opened Salish Cliffs Golf Club has posted its new daily fee rates for October.
Public rates through Oct. 31 are $69 (Monday-Thursday) and $79 (Friday-Sunday) for 18 holes and $40 and $50, respectively, for nine, including green fees and cart (but not applicable tax). MVP Player’s Card Holders will pay $64 (Monday-Thursday) and $74 (Friday-Sunday). Twilight rates, which begin at 3 p.m., are $40 (Monday-Thursday) and $50 (Friday-Sunday).
Since opening in mid-September, the Gene Bates-designed Salish Cliffs has already received national acclaim for its stunning beauty and clever design. It has also received praise for its reasonable rates and was included on Forbes.com’s list of the “12 Best Value Courses in the U.S.”
“We have been thrilled with the response since our Grand Opening and hope the new October rates will encourage golfers to come out and enjoy a course that we feel will someday be ranked among the very best in America,” said Head Professional David Kass, PGA.
Tee times can be booked with a major credit card up to 10 days in advance at www.salish-cliffs.com. Advanced tee-time booking up to 60 days in advance is available for those with confirmed Little Creek Casino Resort hotel reservations by calling the golf shop at 360.462.3673.
Located 20 minutes from Olympia and 75 from Seattle, the Gene Bates-designed Salish Cliffs boasts 360-degree views of the Kamilche Valley and dramatic elevation changes. The course is an amenity of the Little Creek Casino Resort, which is owned and operated by the Squaxin Island Tribe.
Lippold Named Salish Cliffs Assistant Golf Professional: Jacob Lippold, a 29-year-old from nearby Sequim, Wash, has been named assistant golf professional at Salish Cliffs Golf Club.
Previously, the Western Washington University graduate worked at The Cedars at Dungeness in Sequim where he went from performing outside services work to assistant pro.
“I love the golf business and everything has worked out great for me so far,” said Lippold, who works under Head Professional David Kass and First Assistant Chris Koch, who is also a local and hails from Lacey, Wash. “I feel extremely fortunate to be working at a top-notch golf facility like Salish Cliffs right from the very beginning.”
Little Creek Casino Resort Hands Over Record Jackpot: The grand opening of Salish Cliffs Golf Club wasn’t Little Creek Casino Resort’s only big news in September. Marty of Payallup won the resort’s largest slot machine jackpot ever – $1,031,668.98 – on Sept. 4.
Marty won the massive jackpot on the progressive slot “Golden Sunrise®” video game by Rocket Games, which is part of the progressive, networked machines that offer higher payouts and bigger rewards.
Little Creek Casino Resort presented the new millionaire with a jumbo check showing his winnings on the beach-themed Class II game, one of the industry’s most-popular choices.
The award-winning resort recently completed a hotel expansion and enhancement of the casino floor. In addition to an Indian-style gaming casino that showcases more than 1,000 slot machines and table games, the Skookum Creek Event Center regularly hosts top-notch entertainment acts. Upcoming shows include the legendary Kool & The Gang on Saturday, Oct. 15 and Lindsey Buckingham – who earned a spot in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with Fleetwood Mac – on Sunday, Oct. 23.
For more information – or to take advantage of the Little Creek’s “Stay Two Nights for the Price of One” special where a two-night stay is just $109 – visit www.little-creek.com or call 800.667.7711.
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